d- and f-Block Elements
Transition metals, lanthanoids and actinoids — electronic configuration, oxidation states, properties.
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Which of the following electronic configurations corresponds to a transition element?
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Chromium exhibits multiple oxidation states ranging from -2 to +6. Which of the following oxidation states of chromium is most stable in aqueous solution?
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The colour of transition metal ions is mainly due to:
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The lanthanoid contraction is responsible for which of the following observations?
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The highest oxidation state exhibited by manganese in its compounds is: